Let’s Find Your Rhythm

Explore voice, rhythm and creativity through singing, storytelling and body percussion. No experience needed.

Discover the rhythm that’s already within you in this fun, welcoming and interactive vocal workshop.

Using voice, rhythm, storytelling and creative expression, you’ll explore the power of music and culture through a range of engaging activities. Drawing inspiration from musical traditions across the African and Caribbean diaspora, you’ll have the chance to experiment with singing, body percussion and group rhythms in a relaxed and supportive environment.

No previous singing or musical experience is needed. Whether you’re confident in using your voice or simply curious to try something new, this workshop is all about participation, creativity and enjoying the experience together.

Expect a lively session filled with rhythm, movement, learning and connection as we celebrate the universal language of music and the stories it can tell.

Hosted aboard Jenna, the Canal & River Trust’s community boat, this unique session offers an opportunity to connect with culture, creativity and community while enjoying time on and around the water. Join us to discover new experiences, meet new people and celebrate the rich stories, traditions and connections that make our waterways special.

Hawa Khan

Hawa Khan is an educator and life coach Hawa Khan

With 21 years’ experience in the creative industry and over 16 years’ experience in education, training, and coaching. Equality Diversity & Inclusion training programs Hawa coaches young people, in the community- Be Inspired is a personal development, life skills & well-being program.

Creatively, Hawa, is a published songwriter. Hawa begun performing at age 11, she would go on to have a top 5 hit song in the UK and European music charts, performing on the iconic “Top of The Pops” As an actress on stage at Catford theatre. Working as acting coach and character development with three-time BAFT award winning production company Actorshop. Hawa has produced and directed four films for youth charity Leaders in Community, most recently with Haringey council.

Hawa’s passion for self-expression, empowerment, wellness, and wellbeing leaves all those she encounters with “a rejuvenated spirit”.